When You’re Gone Anne Murray
"When You’re Gone" by Anne Murray, released in 1975, is a #Country ballad that explores themes of love, loss, and longing. The lyrics express deep sorrow and emptiness felt in the absence of a loved one. Unique vocal delivery and emotional resonance highlight the pain of separation, making it a timeless classic that resonates with many.
You used to love me
There was a time
When the world was me and you
There's nothing we couldn't do
You used to hold me
Now when I reach for you
Your touch is not saying
Tell me was it all again
When you call my name
Oh I came running to you
Like a child, your love was all I knew
When you're gone
What do I do
No one else can take the place of you
And this is true
In whose arms do I cry
Tell me that this love is not a lie
How do I carry on when you're gone
When you kiss me there was a fire
Reaching deep in side the soul
Could it be that place my home you call my name
Oh, I came running to you
Like a child your love
Was all I knew
There was a time
When the world was me and you
There's nothing we couldn't do
You used to hold me
Now when I reach for you
Your touch is not saying
Tell me was it all again
When you call my name
Oh I came running to you
Like a child, your love was all I knew
When you're gone
What do I do
No one else can take the place of you
And this is true
In whose arms do I cry
Tell me that this love is not a lie
How do I carry on when you're gone
When you kiss me there was a fire
Reaching deep in side the soul
Could it be that place my home you call my name
Oh, I came running to you
Like a child your love
Was all I knew
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